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Suzie Q, 2011, oil and egg tempera on aluminum panel, 48 -- 36 inches, Courtesy Koplin Del Rio Gallery. Suzie Q is a visual updating...

There are plenty of summer classical music stories in the immediate Washington area. One of the most enjoyable is Evermay's. Once upon a time, two tycoons bought a gorgeous manor house in Georgetown, restored it to mint ...

With the knowledge that Janke identifies as trans and has experienced violence in multiple forms in response to this identification, I felt that their travels performing their musical project would in some way speak to i...

Fox wind, 2012, 33 x 20" x 10" mixed media (polyester foam, resin, fabric, dried plants, metal and paint)...

WASHINGTON -- The oldest continuously operating theater in the nation's capital that has drawn top performers dating back decades before the Civil War is getting...

Just before his 90th birthday Ellsworth Kelly discussed his work at MoMA. Oftentimes, when you finally hear an artist you love speak in person, you...

A chance to teach the kids about fishing.

He was an animator, film producer, entrepreneur and all-around international icon without parallel. But to Marge Champion, Walt Disney will always be known simply as...

Nightfall II, 2007-12, Lightjet print, 36 x 46 in., ed. 5, from the Searching for Hang Trees series, courtesy of the artist and Luis De...

Marc Quinn may have a thing for pregnant ladies. His inflatable sculpture depicting a pregnant Alison Lapper, the disabled British artist, presides like a 35...

PHILADELPHIA -- The Roots are officially living large in their hometown. Members of the house band for NBC's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" in New...

We love a good where-are-they-now story. Apparently so does Lisa Jakub, who you probably know better as that girl from "Mrs. Doubtfire" and "Independence Day."...

This weekend will bring another Will Smith movie that, if we're being honest, looks something like many old Will Smith movies. Which isn't necessarily the...

A chamber opera play, based on Casanova's life and Mozart's operas, is an ambitious undertaking. Playing through June 2 at New York's City Center, The Giacomo Variations is a case of art imitating life imitating art.

The selections are rare and virtuosic, the musical shocks and sentiments gliding between fervent longing and eye-popping wonderment to the frenetic congestion of a Friday night rush hour and a crazy-wicked E Ride down th...

The instant notable result of adding a second preliminary recital to the mix? In the first round of recitals, the troubling stench of desperation that use to permeate the prelims has evaporated.

The canvases of Russian-born artist Nahum Tschacbasov are filled with familiar themes -- quasi-religious imagery, romantic landscapes, not-so-subtle references to being an artist. With brushstrokes...

Initially Jo Deutsch and Teresa Williams weren't so keen on the idea of getting married in a place that was only reachable by driving through a wastewater and sewage treatment plant. Then they thought about the symbolism...

LIMA, Peru -- Teenagers throughout Latin America have long looked north for pop music inspiration. Now the East is rising, with a large and enthusiastic...

A lot has happened in the past 48 hours in Venice. On Wednesday, the Berlin-based artist known as Peaches performed to a packed crowd on...

As the Great Recovery continues to lumber along, everyone in Washington is bickering over the legacy of John Maynard Keynes, but a much older economist has jumped onto our bestseller list: Adam Smith. "The Wealth of Nati...

As the Great Recovery continues to lumber along, everyone in Washington is bickering over the legacy of John Maynard Keynes, but a much older economist has jumped onto our bestseller list: Adam Smith. "The Wealth of Nati...